Judge Takes Aim At Vague Abbreviations In Contract Dispute

By Lauraann Wood (August 5, 2020, 10:38 PM EDT) -- Abbreviations like "acc." and "TT AUTOKABEL CO E KO TAKT E KAU TL" in the text of a contract threw an Illinois federal judge for a loop, prompting him to rule Wednesday that the language was much too vague to clearly determine whether to toss an automobile component manufacturer's breach of contract suit....

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